The video provides a curated list of useful tools for content creation, presented in a clear, checklist format. The creator's personal recommendations and explanations of each item's utility, combined with the affordability of some options and the convenience of an Amazon storefront link, make it highly valuable and actionable for viewers interested in improving their content creation setup.
Summary
The creator shares a list of recommended tools for aspiring content creators, highlighting apps like Teza and Opus for editing, an Octo Buddy for phone mounting, a clip-on light, a mini microphone, and a Canon Creator Kit for higher quality production. They emphasize that while some tools are essential for improving efficiency and quality, many tasks can be accomplished with free or more affordable options, and they plan to link these items on their Amazon storefront.
Structure
1Introduction of the list of tools for content creators.
2Review of Teza app for photo and video editing.
3Demonstration of the Octo Buddy for phone mounting.
4Showcasing a clip-on light for better illumination.
5Mention of a mini microphone for improved audio quality.
Original caption
Gadgets that help creating content easier as a content creator! Anything I am missing? #creatortips #creatortipsandtricks #influencertips #howtobeaninfluencer #creatoreconomy
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Discussion of Opus as an AI video editing software.
7Explanation of Planoly for feed mapping and aesthetic planning.
8Introduction of the Canon Creator Kit as a higher-end option.
9Concluding remarks on the usefulness of these tools and availability on Amazon.
Product placement
The creator mentions and shows the Teza app, Octo Buddy, a clip-on light, a mini microphone, Opus, Planoly, and the Canon Creator Kit.
Call to action
I have an Amazon storefront, so I'll link all this stuff into it and it'll be in my bio.
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Things to get if you want to start being a content creator
Tezza App
Octobuddy
Clip on light
Canva
Splice
Mini mic
Opus
Planoly
Canon creator kit
these are the things that I would get
if I wanted to start being a content creator tomorrow
okay first is the Teza app
I have this app
I know most creators I work with Utilize Teza to do photo editing
it also has video editing
so you can add like
film and filters and blur and grain and like
all of those things
it's super easy to use
I believe they have a free version and a paid version
it is a great app
I would definitely download it
okay next I'm like
kind of late to this trend
but this thing called an
octo buddy
and you just stick it to the back of your phone and looks like that
and you just stick it to the back of your phone
and it can literally stick to anything
so like a mirror or glass
so you don't have to have like
a tripod or things like that to film
Genius
You can just get this on Amazon
I think it's like $8
okay and then next is the
clip on light
so this is the one I use
it's by Nuwa Nuwa Moa
um and it just clips on your phone
and then it is super
super bright
this one's dead
um
highly recommend
because if you're filming
late at night or after work
um obviously
you don't have natural light
so
uh clip on light really
helps with that
Canva
Canva is free
download the app
use on your phone or browser
it is incredible for making like
story slides or graphics or
anything you might need
your logo
all of that
uh
splice
so splice is
something I used to use
for video editing
but now I primarily only
edit within the apps
and then I'll use like tick
save or different things like that to download the
videos for other platforms
but if you wanna edit out
of platform
I really like splice
okay this one is like
you don't need this
but if you do plan to do
talking to camera
um having something like
a little mini mic really
does help with the sound
especially if you like
live in a busy area and it's
really loud outside
this really helps
and then I also got this
little guy
which is like
a clip on mic that you can
put on
like right here
and it comes with this
little like
transmitter that you just
plug into your phone
and it is really good
also from Amazon
and the mini mic is from
Amazon too
okay what's next
okay so Opus
Opus is an AI video
editing software
and it basically allows
you to upload to like
30 minutes of video
and then you can say
cut me down five pieces
made for TikTok
and you can add branding
it cuts them down
finds the most interesting
parts of your video via AI
which is so crazy
uh planally so
planally is really great
you don't need this
like you can do a free
version of this in like
Canva or something like that
but basically
it is a way to map out
your feed and you can
like move things
um accordingly
I just find it really nice
if you're really looking for like
that aesthetic feed
and you want it to all flow together
okay the last one here
Canon Creator Kit
this is like a splurge
and I really don't think
you need this
if you wanna be a content
creator
everything can be done
on your iPhone
which is amazing
but if you wanna take it
to the next level
and you wanna do like
vlogs or longer form
or you just want better
quality
this camera um
from Canon is so good
and it comes with in the
they have literally
something called a
Canon Creator Kit
which is so funny
um but it comes with this
like
additional mic
it comes with like
this handheld tripod
which is nice
um
you can see here
so this is like
if you're ready to go
to the next level
you don't need it
it's expensive um
but if you're there
this kit it's just a really
nice camera
and comes with
everything you would need
I have an Amazon storefront
so I'll link all this stuff
into it
and it'll be in my bio
but yeah I mean
some of this stuff is free
and some of it's
like $8 again
you don't need all of it
but I think these are tools
that really help you
um and especially if
you're looking to be a
content creator
and have a full time job
these are things that will
help with
efficiency and quality um
which is what you would
need at the stage in your career
Transcript
Things to get if you want to start being a content creator. If I wanted to start being a content creator tomorrow. Okay, first is the Teza app. I have this app. I know most creators I work with utilize Teza to do photo editing. It also has video editing. So you can add like film and filters and blur and grain and like all of those things. It's super easy to use. I believe they have a free version and a paid version. It is a great app. I would definitely download it. Okay, next I'm like kind of late to this trend, but this thing called an Octo buddy. And you just stick it to the back of your phone and looks like that. And you just stick it to the back of your phone. And it can literally stick to anything. So like a mirror or glass. So you don't have to have like a tripod or things like that to film. Genius. You can just get this on Amazon. I think it's like $8. Okay, and then next is the clip on light. So this is the one I use. It's by Nuwa Nuwa Moa. Um and it just clips on your phone and then it is super super bright. This one's dead. Um highly recommend because if you're filming late at night or after work, um obviously you don't have natural light. So uh clip on light really helps with that. Canva. Canva is free. Download the app. Use it on your phone or browser. It is incredible for making like story slides or graphics or anything you might need your logo. All of that. Uh Splice. So Splice is something I used to use for video editing, but now I primarily only edit within the apps and then I'll use like TickSave or different things like that to download the videos for other platforms. But if you wanna edit out of platform, I really like Splice. Okay, this one is like you don't need this, but if you do plan to do talking to camera, um having something like a little mini mic really does help with the sound, especially if you like live in a busy area and it's really loud outside. This really helps. And then I also got this little guy, which is like a clip on mic that you can put on like right here. And it comes with this little like transmitter that you just plug into your phone. And it is really good. Also from Amazon. And the mini mic is from Amazon too. Okay, what's next? Okay, so Opus. Opus is an AI video editing software and it basically allows you to upload to like 30 minutes of video and then you can say cut me down five pieces, made for TikTok and you can add branding. It cuts them down, finds the most interesting parts of your video via AI, which is so crazy. Uh Planoly. So Planoly is really great. You don't need this. Like you can do a free version of this in like Canva or something like that. But basically it is a way to map out your feed and you can like move things, um accordingly. I just find it really nice if you're really looking for like that aesthetic feed and you want it to all flow together. Okay, the last one here is Canon Creator Kit. This is like a splurge and I really don't think you need this if you wanna be a content creator. Everything can be done on your iPhone, which is amazing. But if you wanna take it to the next level and you wanna do like vlogs or longer form or you just want better quality. This camera, um from Canon is so good. And it comes with in the they have literally something called a Canon Creator Kit, which is so funny. Um but it comes with this like additional mic. It comes with like this handheld tripod, which is nice. Um you can see here. So this is like if you're ready to go to the next level, you don't need it. It's expensive. Um but if you're there, this kit it's just a really nice camera and comes with everything you would need. I have an Amazon storefront, so I'll link all this stuff into it and it'll be in my bio. But yeah, I mean, some of this stuff is free and some of it's like $8 again. You don't need all of it, but I think these are tools that really help you, um and especially if you're looking to be a content creator and have a full time job. These are things that will help with efficiency and quality, um, which is what you would need at the stage in your career.
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